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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1905

Page

7

Butte Current Notes From Local Scene

Moyer buggies at Grady’s and rent planos from Orton Bros. D J Sullivan of Basin in town. Prize dancing with Renshaw Monday night. Dr Crain, specialist. Fred Gamer visiting Helena. Decoration flowers at Renshaw Monday night. A W Mahon of Glasgow guest at Finlen. Judge L B Olds of Pony in town. Miss Alice Papa visiting Basin relatives. J W Hull and wife from Los Angeles visiting Butte. Las Palmas ad praised. Mr and Mrs John Fieming of Basin moved to Butte. Tom Hunt from Pony visiting. A J Needham visiting Whitehall. Charles Coe and F E Edwards Portland visitors. Mrs Thomas Talbot at Boulder hot springs. George J Kelly registered at Thornton from Ogden. Miss Slater of Boulder to summer with mother in Butte. M W Potter from Red Lodge staying Finlen. E F Martin from Basin guest at Butte. Mrs J J Hammill visiting mother at Ferguson. Dr Peter S Massigbrod from Garnet registered at Thornton. L J Compton and wife of Spokane visiting Butte. Mrs J P Lewis of Pony in town to meet granddaughters from Thompson Falls. Alva Thomas returns to Butte from Clipper mine. John A Johnson of Tripp & Dragstedt store heads East, plans Europe visit. Sunday reading stocked with June magazines and papers at N O news stand, 27 West Park. R A Holley named Montana representative to fifth annual national good roads convention in Portland June 21. For sale: well established business requiring 7000 capital, net 25 percent annual profit. Reason selling other business. address 8 1 Standard Butte.

Fred Gamer Helena Renshaw A. W. Mahon Glasgow Finlen L. B. Olds Pony Alice Papa Basin J. W. Hull Los Angeles Las Palmas John Fieming Butte Tom Hunt A. J. Needham Whitehall Charles Coe F. E. Edwards Portland Thomas Talbot Boulder Hot Springs George J. Kelly Thornton Ogden Utah Miss Slater Boulder M. W. Potter Red Lodge John A. Johnson Tripp & Dragstedt East Europe N. O West Park R. A. Holley Todle Montana Standard

Mayer Jeweler Slashes Prices on Wedding Gifts

Mayer at 22 West Park advertises wedding gifts with many items much reduced in price, appealing to couples and gift buyers seeking bargains.

Mayer West Park

Memorial Day Sermon Highlights Patriotism and History

Rev J W Tait preached a Memorial day sermon to Civil War veterans and the W R C in Grace M E church South Butte. He linked Joshua’s stones at Gilgal to monuments of memory and urged parents to teach children Memorial Day’s deep meaning beyond fireworks and parades.

J. W. Tait Grace M. E South Butte Lincoln Post Mr. Tait Joshua Jordan Gilgal Israel Connecticut Massachusetts Tait America

Veteran tribute closes church ceremony as veterans depart

After a late war review and a tribute to veterans, Mr. Tait offers a benediction. Soldiers and the ladies of the corps exit as the congregation remains seated until all the old warriors have left the room.

Special Lutheran Services Confirms 12 Children

The German Lutheran church held special services on Sunday with a large congregation for the annual confirmation. Twelve children answered questions well as Rev. M Huddloff urged them to stay true to their vows and confess Christ before men. Confirmed: Otto Christian, Henry Diedricks, Herbert Kuphal, Arthur Riessberger, Willie Recksick, Rudie Recksick, Dora Muentzer, Bertha Scharf, Elsie Klienmann, Ida Henning, Tillie Kuntch, Anna Broz.

M. Huddloff Matthew x Christ Otto Christian Henry Diedricks Herbert Kuphal Arthur Riessberger Willie Rudie Recksick Dora Muentzer Bertha Scharf Elsie Klienmann Ida Henning Tillie Kuntch Anna Broz

Fire destroys basement of St. Lawrence saloon on Broadway

Fire broke out at 1 10 this morning in the basement of the St. Lawrence saloon at 470 East Broadway, gutting the lower portion. Damage estimated at 500 and covered by insurance. Police officer John Lukanis discovered the blaze. Fire started under the sidewalk, possibly from a dropped match or cigar stub. Liquor stored in casks nearly total loss. flames minimal to upper structure. Saloon owned by Paige and Kene, near site of a previous murder three months ago.

St. Lawrence East Broadway John Lukanis Paige & Ke@ne George Burke Paddy Rogers

Picnic at Gregson Despite the Weather

The postponed Sacred Heart Ladies' Catholic Benevolent Association branch and Ancient Order of Hibernians picnic at Gregson Springs went ahead yesterday. Despite snow and frost the previous Sunday and occasional rain, a large attendance enjoyed outdoor sports and overall good cheer.

Sacred Heart Ladies’ Catholic Benevolent Association Order of Hibernians Gregson Springs Gregson

Boucher Team Scraps Jefferson Valley Game

The Boucher ball team did not play yesterday afternoon because of weather and poor turnout at the picnic. Their next game is scheduled for next Sunday against Whitehall in Butte.

Boucher Jefferson Valley Pipestone Bouchers Whitehall Butte

Young Butler Leaves Hospital After Horse Incident

Fitzmaurice Butler Jr. was discharged from the hospital yesterday after injuries from being thrown and dragged by a vicious horse five weeks ago. He will use crutches to move about for several days at home.

Fitzmaurice Butler, Jr

Mrs Bridget Haggerty Improving After North Montana Tragedy

Reports from St James hospital say Mrs Bridget Haggerty, injured in the double tray incident on North Montana street Wednesday, was improving and the physician believes she will recover.

St. James’ Hospital Bridget Haggerty Montana Street

Secretaries to face Judge for vagrancy charges this morning

Frank Owens joins five accused secretaries to appear before Judge Warren on vagrancy charges. He was arrested at 11 Little terrace and released on $20 bond. Funeral for Noella Bonneau, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bonneau, from 314 Porphyry street at 2 PM today, with service at St Patrick Church at 2:30 PM.

Frank Owens Warren Little Terrace Noella Bonneau

Rio Grande Flood Devastates Mesilla Valley and Anthony

Rio Grande overflow near El Paso floods Mesilla valley with five to ten thousand acres under water. Half a million dollars in damages reported as crops land and houses are lost. Anthony New Mexico adobe homes washed away forcing residents to flee to El Paso as water rises and sand dyke risk grows.

el Paso Tex Rio Grande Mesilla Valley Anthony N. M

Day Arrested in Theft Case Linked to Burglary

City Detective McGarvey took George Day into custody on the charge of disposing of stolen articles taken from Adolph Sultan at 53 East Park street Saturday. He is held as an accomplice of Leo Benz and Axtel Tolman, who face burglary charges. Day is described as a young man well known in police circles.

George Day McGarvey Adolph Sultan East Park Street Leo Benz Axtel Tolman Day

Knights of Pythias Memorial Day Meeting in Butte

Knights of Pythias members are asked to gather at Castlehall in Butte at 9 a m on May 30 to take part in Memorial Day services and a street parade. COMMITTEE

Knights of Pythias Castlehall Butte

Washington lodge members to meet for Memorial Day parade

Members of Washington lodge No. 85 I O O F are asked to meet at St George's hall Centerville at 830 a m Tuesday May 30 to take part in the Memorial day parade with the G A R Frank Billings N G and Dean W Selfridge secretary involved.

Washington Lodge St. George's Hall Centerville Frank Billings N. G Dean W. Selfridge

Silver Bow W O W Circle Meeting for Unveiling

Members of Silver Bow circle No 239 W O W are asked to meet at Scandia hall South Main Monday May 29 at 7 p m to arrange unveiling exercises June 4 Abigail Mannell G N Julia Palmer Clerk

Silver Bow Circle Scandia Hall South Main Street Abigail Mannell G. N Julia Palmer

Sunbeam sighting reported near latitude 42 22 long 45 22

The British steamer Acara arriving at quarantine from Cardiff reports a May 23 sighting at 7:45 p m ship time of a barkentine likely the yacht Sunbeam steering east under full sail, with a two masted schooner yacht seven miles behind. The sea was smooth and wind light from the south.

New York Acara Cardiff Sunbeam

Census Taker’s Role in Montana Chinese Sweep Exposed

Special dispatch reports Montana Idaho and Wyoming inspectors increasingly arrest Chinese nationals as a census taken by a Helena Chinese man is used to verify admissible residents. The census system proves effective but prompts a diplomatic probe after a Chinese consul uncovers misuse.

Helena Northwest Rocky Mountain United States Montana Idaho Wyoming San Francisco Bailey China Washington

Armenian Moslem clashes leave many dead in Caucasus

In Nakhichevan Erivan district on Thursday twenty two Armenians and two Mussulmans were killed as hostilities resumed. Four corpses burned, Armenian shops looted, Pasakend village destroyed, villagers fled. Further killings near Jabri and robberies plague the district amid a locust plague. at Sokolniki troops attacked civilians and sacked tea shops near Moscow.

St. Petersburg Nakhichevan Erivan Pasakend Jabri Sokolniki Moscow

Disturbances in Lodz Turn Deadly Amid Tense Night

In Lodz on May 2 disturbances near a synagogue led to soldiers firing on the crowd, killing two Jews. A Saturday night incident saw a workman killed after being mistaken for a police spy. Troops have arrived and workers are described as in an ugly mood.

Lodz

Panama Adad Is Given Export Rate On Rails

Washington May 28 In line with the canal commission policy to buy in the cheapest market inquiries on steel rails were sent to Secretary Drake of the Panama Railroad company. The reply states US rail prices have held at 28 per ton for 12 months while foreign markets show 24. Panama Railroad secured 70 pound rails at 22.75 first quality and 21.75 second quality in June. January purchases totaled 1 200 tons at 25 and 24. recent buys to supply the canal and railroad totaled 26.45 a ton. Prices exclude wharf and port charges and reflect competition with foreign manufacturers.

Washington, D. C Isthmian Canal Commission Edward Canal Commission Drake Panama Railroad Company United States Colon New York

Gas Lease Fight Inspires Sermons in Philadelphia

In Philadelphia May reports show the gas lease fight sparked sermons across churches. Mayor Weaver praised the people’s victory while warning of a long battle ahead. Mass meetings shift to supporting his chiefs Potter and Acker amid injunction hearings next week.

Philadelphia Weaver Temple Baptist Church Col Sheldon Potter A. Lincoln Acker Messrs. Potter Acker Robert Ralston Common Pleas Court

Helena Beats Great Falls In Close Contested Game

Helena won 7 to 9 over Great Falls in a tight battle marked by solid defense from Helena and strong hitting by Great Falls. The mayor pitched the first ball, delivering a playful opening ritual as Brownie Burke stood behind the plate and the crowd lingered in the damp weather.

Helena Great Falls Anson Burke

Treasury Official Orders Cutter Perry to Monitor Aleutian Waters

Horace A. Taylor arrives in Seattle and says the revenue cutter Perry will sail immediately for the Aleutian islands to verify reports that Japanese fishermen are poaching in American waters. If confirmed, the Commerce and Labor Department will intervene to halt the fishing fleet.

Seattle Horace A. Taylor

Deposed Preacher Turns Miner to Wealth in California

About 18 months after Rev. H. W. Knickerbocker of Trinity M E church Los Angeles was deposed for heresy he worked as an ordinary miner at a mining camp. He bought claims for a few dollars later selling them for 1400. Now he is worth 100000 owns 30 claims outright and has interests in many more plus a large brokerage business.

H. W. Knickerbocker Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church Los Angeles

Also Mentioned on This Page

Butte News The Telephone Moyer Buggies Grady’s Orton Bros D. J. Sullivan Dr. Crain Pennsylvania L. J. Compton Spokane City J. P. Lewis Mabelle Eveline Herriott Thompson Falls Alva Thomas Clipper Jefferson County Chil Dren Tonkin’s Boucher Team Young Butler Mrs. Haggerty A. Itkin G North Main Warsaw Polish Socialist Party Siedlce Panama Welch National Gate End Davenport Brownfield-Canty Carpet Co Park St Gure State Medical Institute Main and Broadway Clark’s Bank Mont Ellis Paint Company A.c.m.co.hardware House MAIN Quartz Street
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